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PETROAN Urges Immediate Reactivation of State-Owned Refineries to Stabilize Fuel Costs
PETROAN is calling for the urgent revival of government-owned refineries to combat rising fuel prices and currency instability following shifts in the downstream oil sector.
House Committee Seeks Answers on Unpaid Government Agency Revenues
The House Public Accounts Committee is investigating the OAGF over missing agency funds and unremitted operating surpluses from major organizations like the CBN and NNPCL.
Oshiomhole Criticizes NNPCL for Arrogance Regarding Budget Presentations
Senator Adams Oshiomhole has challenged the NNPCL for its perceived arrogance, pointing out that even the President personally presents the national budget to the legislature.
Senate examines ₦34 trillion import duty waivers and warns non-compliant agencies
The Senate is investigating ₦34 trillion in import duty waivers and has issued a stern warning to various government agencies for failing to attend oversight hearings regarding revenue remittances.
EFCC Secures N38.66 Billion in Refinery Repair Fraud Investigation
The EFCC has recouped N38.66 billion in cash and assets while probing the alleged misuse of $2.79 billion intended for Nigeria's refinery rehabilitation projects.
EFCC Recovers N38.66 Billion in Probe of Refinery Fund Mismanagement
The EFCC has recovered N38.66 billion in an investigation into the alleged diversion of $2.79 billion meant for repairing Nigeria’s state-owned refineries.
Nigerian Petrol Stations Prepare for Price Cuts Toward N1,000 per Litre
Fuel retailers in Nigeria are adjusting petrol prices downward, with expectations of reaching N1,000 per litre as global crude costs stabilize.
NNPCL Lowers Petrol Costs Again Within One Week
For the second time in four days, NNPCL has lowered fuel prices in Abuja, bringing costs to N1210 per litre amid a global decline in crude oil values.
International Rights Groups Call for End to Harassment of Nigerian NGO SERAP
International rights organizations are urging the Nigerian government to cease the alleged intimidation of SERAP, labeling the legal pressure against the NGO as a potential threat to civil society and free speech.
Fuel Prices Drop at Nigerian Stations Following Dangote Refinery Adjustments
Several Nigerian fuel stations have lowered pump prices by up to N55 per litre, following recent pricing adjustments at the Dangote Refinery.